I Can’t Believe I’m a Wage Slave in a Card Game World

Compared to mindless, "hot-blooded" battle descriptions, I prefer this more realistic psychological portrayal. Moreover, the subject matter is quite good, the pacing is good, at least I felt very comfortable, and the story was engaging enough to keep me watching. Keep it up, author!

He created a unique Yu-Gi-Oh! Protagonist, unlike traditional Yu-Gi-Oh! Fanfiction, and the author also had his own unique understanding of the 2000LP environment at the time. Although there's only one combo so far, it's a bit more visually appealing than Axe King's melee attacks. Finally, I wish this book continued success.

It's alright. It's told from the perspective of a working-class person, so there's more to write about besides card games. It also avoids the monotony of endless card games in the later stages of Yu-Gi-Oh! Stories, which effectively alleviates the tedium of endless card games.

The style... Is probably a combination of Haruhi Suzumiya, Gintama, and Yu-Gi-Oh! The male protagonist is a combination of Kyon and Gintoki. People who like this style will definitely love it (probably). (What? You're saying the female lead is the eccentric Nagato Yuki? Then I have to watch it (scratch that part))

Excellent! The author has a deep understanding of Yu-Gi-Oh! Card battles and a very good grasp of the subject. I read it in one go, no flaws. For Yu-Gi-Oh! Fans, this is definitely a masterpiece. It's a pity there aren't enough words. Author, please update soon! Please update 10 times a day! Thank you! [Doge emoji]

A Yu-Gi-Oh! Fanfic with a unique workplace theme. The 2-cent card featuring the Ace Monster Giant Fang Dragon has the potential to become a meme. I hope that Mio will have more screen time and showcase her character arc, since a robot female lead is both rare and fits my taste. The biggest drawback is the slow progress (scratch that) and the lack of updates!

Full marks! I'd give you full marks! I'm tired of seeing overpowered decks always being used against cavemen; Axe King is a really interesting matchup.

The current trajectory seems to be a journey back to the original world of card games to save it. Each game is well-designed, avoiding mindless, overpowered modern decks that lead to brute force; there are even moments like, "Huh? I'm playing Zero?" The writing style is very standard for light novels—plain, lighthearted, and humorous, with a blend of everyday and extraordinary moments.

So far, my impressions have been good. From my perspective, the deck's structure is logical, the strength of the decks is generally in line with current trends, and there aren't any annoying, overpowered decks like the "Tears of the Gods" deck.

It's really unreasonable for it to get a 7.9 Rating. This is absolutely top-tier light novel in Tomato's style. The author must have read a lot of older anime and early light novels; it gives off a Haruhi Suzumiya vibe. Especially the main character and the futuristic robot girl 😏 I love Nagato Yuki the most.